Hosa CPP-202 Dual 1/4" TS to Dual 1/4" TS Stereo Interconnect Cable, 2 Meters

The cable is sturdy and doesn’t have any connectivity issues. Great sound quality. I will be buying a second cable now that this one has proven to be reliable after 6 months. Best choice on Amazon for a cheap dual TS - TS cable.

These are better built than I was expecting and work perfectly. I'm using them on my edrum kit to connect to the drum amp/monitor.

Go to connection.

The picture is different than the ones shipped. I think it is mainly a color issue, but they do not have the "TIP"/"RING" labels and are black and red instead of the orange and grey, a little disappointed in that, but I can't fault the product, so no stars removed, but just wanted to state that it is not the same as pictured. All in all, HOSA has always been a reputable company and I love their products. These will be used to connect stereo keyboards to a sub-mixer and then pushed on to our main mixer. They are all molded cables so no way for the cable to get yanked out of the barrel connector, they are long enough to easily reach, but short enough not to be coiled up like a snake and stepped on constantly. Any time I need cables like this, I always look for HOSA.

Good for this price, but seem to be cheaply made (surprise). Any jostling near the connections generates considerable static. I'm fine with them, just using at home, but definitely would not use these for gigging or if I was constantly disconnecting and reconnecting.

Definitely one of the better sounding ones I’ve used. Great upgrade from the old rca and 3.5mm I was using.

I replaced some RCA cables that were being used to connect our church sound board Aux Out to the computer for Live Streaming our Worship Services. I was adapting from 1/4" phone connectors to RCA out of the Board then into the signal processor via RCA on the other end. The signal processor uses both RCA and 1/4' phone jacks on the Input & Output. The Hosa cables are superior and have a rock solid connection!

I bought these to connect a multichannel mixer to a Focusrite Scarlett 2i2 (but also works with other interfaces like M Track Solo).Recorded a full band (2 mics for drums, one on guitar amp, one on bass amp, and one vocal mic) into the mixer, mixed analog, and then into the interface and audio program.Signal was good and clear and sounded great. These are well worth the $10.